why was Monty so angry at the cat?
It was too funny, but I don't know if there was somenthign I missed or didn't get...
Paul Avery: Someone should write a *beep* book, that's for sure.
It was too funny, but I don't know if there was somenthign I missed or didn't get...
Paul Avery: Someone should write a *beep* book, that's for sure.
It's kinda hard to explain, but if you take your time and read slow you won't need working on, boy.
It's supposed to be that Monty is such a lonely, self obsessed, wealthy old git that he 1. Feels the need to call rank when he has visitors (he has no obedient kids to show off, no wife for him to say "prepare our guests a drink") and so the only way he can cement himself as the man of the house is to dominate this poor cat that lives with him.
atleast that's my understanding and why I always found it so hilarious
we also have 2. He is so alone in that house that he treats the cat as a person, he holds it against the same standards as you would hold a person "That oath has destroyed my day!" when infact it is just an innocent little creature
Cats are not "just innocent little creatures". Don't get me wrong, I like cats but they can drive you nuts. As Terry Pratchett once observed, they were once worshipped as gods and they have never forgotten this!
shareThat oath has destroyed my day
That Oaf has destroyed my day!
It's supposed to be that Monty is such a lonely, self obsessed, wealthy old git that he 1. Feels the need to call rank when he has visitors (he has no obedient kids to show off, no wife for him to say "prepare our guests a drink") and so the only way he can cement himself as the man of the house is to dominate this poor cat that lives with him.